China Launches Probe on Guangzhou Party Chief
(June 27, 2014) - Wan Qingliang Is Under Investigation for Suspected 'Violations of Discipline and Law' SHANGHAI—China put the top Communist Party official in the southern economic powerhouse city of Guangzhou under investigation and appointed a successor, in a fresh signal that Beijing is continuing a major anticorruption...
SG blogger lost everything just by criticizing the PM
Singaporean blogger Roy Ngerng is being sued by his country's prime minister, has been fired from his job, and has gained national fame over a post that said the prime minister was "guilty of criminal misappropriation of the monies paid by Singaporeans to the compulsory state pension fund. (Stefanus Ian/AFP/Getty Images) (25...
Cybersecurity Skills Shortage Poses Threat in SG
Photographer: Roslan Rahman/AFP via Getty Images Activist hacker group Anonymous is seen on the website for the prime minister's office in Singapore, on November 7, 2013. (Jun 23, 2014) - Singapore’s ability to fight a rising threat from hackers is hindered by a skills shortage and lack of awareness among companies, according...
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